sassy
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Adj — Bold, cheeky, or full of spirited attitude, especially toward someone in authority.
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Etymology
A modification of "saucy," built from "sass" plus the adjective ending "-y"; first recorded in American English in 1799, though it only became common in the 1800s.
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What does “sassy” mean?
The word “sassy” means bold, cheeky, or full of spirited attitude, especially toward someone in authority. In plain terms, cheeky and confident, often in a way that's also stylish or fun.
How do you pronounce “sassy”?
“Sassy” is pronounced SASEE (/ˈsæsi/ in IPA).
How do you use “sassy” in a sentence?
Here is “sassy” used in a sentence: “The sassy toddler put her hands on her hips and refused to move.”
What part of speech is “sassy”?
“Sassy” is an adjective.
Where does the word “sassy” come from?
The word “sassy” dates back to around 1799. A modification of "saucy," built from "sass" plus the adjective ending "-y"; first recorded in American English in 1799, though it only became common in the 1800s.
How many meanings does “sassy” have?
“Sassy” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: bold, cheeky, or full of spirited attitude, especially toward someone in authority.